Online Training

RF Best Management Practices -This course is specifically designed to compliment the new RSI online customizable RF safety plan. Participants taking the class, and utilizing a RF plan, will be well on their way to designing and developing an RF Safety Program (RFSP). OSHA requires a comprehensive RF program, to include training. This Course is Currently Unavailable Online

RF Site Safety Awareness - The Internet course, “RF Site Safety Awareness” is based on RSI’s popular and award winning “RF Site Safety Awareness” one-day seminar. This three course program utilizes both audio and video to maximize the learning experience of the student. Each chapter will take approximately 30 to 45 minutes to complete, and is followed by a quiz. Each quiz will average 15 questions and students must score 80% or higher to move on to the next chapter. This program used under the supervision of a qualified person can conform to the FCC’s and OSHA’s requirements for RF Safety Training.

Telecom Construction Safety - The "Telecom Construction Safety™” course will provide the attendee with a thorough understanding of the requirements of the various safety issues that OSHA has recently concentrated on in various enforcement actions around the country. This course is meant for all employees that install wireless systems, construct towers, and perform maintenance or any other activities that can take place at telecommunications sites. This course will consist of 8 elements with emphasis on those safety hazards that are common at rooftop or tower communications sites.

EH&S - Our General Safety Courseware is designed to help you fill in the gaps of your safety training program by providing you with a wide variety of subject matter to choose from at reasonable rates, so that you can comfortably reach your OSHA compliance training needs. As we are all aware, the wireless industry comprises a wide set of skill sets and tasks, ranging from warehouse operations and in-shop services to field construction, installation and service. Our employees work in an ever expanding environment with an ever growing level of skills in a wide variety of fields.

Line Sweep Testing - This 3 course module covers the concept of Line Sweep Testing, and how to use both the Anritsu Site MasterTM or Bird Site AnalyzerTM. Students will gain knowledge and proficiency, no matter what their skill level. A systems approach to troubleshooting is emphasized so that all parts of the system (the installation, operation, and repair of systems and equipment) are considered. Student learning may be scheduled, monitored, and documented by an assigned administrator via our Learning Manager System (LMS) and learning records are transportable if required.

Intro to Two Way - The purpose of this course is to provide the two way radio user, radio industry new hires and beginning radio sales professionals with a solid understanding of the fundamentals of two-way radio systems. Upon completion of this course, the student will understand the various types of radio systems, frequency ranges in which they operate, and basic radio system operations. This course explains the fundamental parts of Two Way Radio Communication Systems, the protocol needed to have order on the system, and the basic operation of the radio units.

T1 Fundamentals - This course is for anyone involved in T1 networks with responsibility to install, accept, troubleshoot or have a thorough understanding of T1 circuits and equipment. This course will enable you to, master the five main T1 activities, installation, activation, acceptance, troubleshooting and network synchronization, create and operate a CO-to-customer premises T1 link using state-of-the-art T1 equipment, identify and resolve system failures on a fully operational T1 network, run standard tests and test methods to isolate problems quickly and initiate proper repair procedures, develop troubleshooting skills in 3 main problem areas—T1 span, demarcation and customer premises equipment.

“Introduction to Radio Antenna Systems”, RSI’s 3 chapter online course, is overview training for site owner/managers, new hire installer and technicians, building engineers, and others dealing with wireless telecommunications sites. By taking this course you will have an understanding of Antenna Basics & Definitions, Antenna Directivity, The 3DB Rule, Antenna System, Filters TX & RX Combiners, and Cable Propagation.

Successful completion of this “OSHA 10 hour” module will earn the student an OSHA 10 Hour card, a RSI SSA card and a RSI HazCom card. The SSA & HazCom cards will be downloadable and the OSHA card provided through RSI. Recommended course completion period is three months minimum, six months maximum. The “Oil & Gas OSHA 10 hour” module will earn the student an OSHA 10 Hour card.

Hazcom – This 3 Course online training class will prepare the employees to work safely in any area that contains batteries and chemicals. The course is designed for new hire training and recurrent training of existing employees. Training is interactive and each course is designed to be completed in 20-30 minutes. Each student must receive a passing score on the test before they can print their certificate of completion.

Personal Protection Equipment – PPE courses affordably train your employees on the use and features of these valuable Personal Protection Monitors, in accordance with OSHA standards. The courses are product-specific, focusing on information about the Narda 8860® series and RadMan XT® monitors respectively.